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Decrease Heat
Today's window film can provide up to 63%* solar energy rejection versus untreated automotive glass. A cooler interior provides more comfort, and can significantly reduce air conditioning usage, thus extending the life of AC systems and improving gas mileage.

*Films for buildings can protect up to 81%.

Reduce FadingAutomotive window film blocks 99% or more of harmful UV rays while also significantly reducing heat. Reducing these two primary causes of fading helps to protect and extend the life of all of your vehicle's interior including seats, carpets, wood trim and dashboard.

Diminish Health RisksExposure to UV rays from the sun is known to pose potential health risks for your eyes and skin. Window film provides an effective "sunscreen" for you against the harmful effects of the sun.

Cut Hazardous GlareGlare from the sun or headlights at night can blind your vision when on the road. This dangerous condition can be greatly reduced by tinting your vehicle's side and rear windows.

Increase Safety & SecurityThicker "automotive protection" films can provide an extra level of safety in case of an accident, and security for your possessions from smash-and-grab car theft.

Enhance AppearanceThere's a variety of window film products to suit any type of car, truck or SUV. From virtually invisible films to darker colors, there's a range of shades to give you the look you want.

Fast & Professional InstallationProfessional installation is quick and simple. Most vehicles can be tinted in a few hours.

Thank you Steve for our Drone Mobile remote start. We can start it anywhere from our smartphones,if we forget to lock it we can do it from our smartphones in the house. Steve told us about everything we needed to know about the remote start and showed us how to use it to. Not like other Company's that would just tell you and send you on your way. We even got our windows tinted there to. great job on that to. Very professional company. Will recommend Soreal Sounds to everyone we know.
Thank you again.
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